Good Day Tampa Bay

As coronavirus restrictions are lifted, efforts are underway to get the Sunshine State's tourism back on its feet.

According to NASA, they said they discovered more water on the moon's surface than they previously thought was there.

From Halloween dad jokes to swinging through the trees, it's been another interesting week on Good Day Tampa Bay.

Every Friday morning, Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina joins Good Day to fill viewers in on his fishing forecast as we head into the weekend. Here is his fishing report for November 8, 2019.

Treeumph, the aerial adventure course in Bradenton, gives families a chance to get outside in a unique way. Sorboni Banerjee, in for Charley, climbed and zipped her way through the course.

Last week, David Whitwam showed us how to safely separate carrots. Today, he walked us through spacing out beets, which often sprout several plants from the same spot. They can tolerate the transfer because of their strong taproot.

Armature Works is bringing back the drive-in movie experience as a socially-distanced way to enjoy downtown Tampa. Sorboni Banerjee, filling in for Charley, stopped by the food hall to see what it's like.

The U.S. has now passed an average of 50,000 new coronavirus cases each day. That's a mark the country hasn't seen since mid-August and it also comes as several European countries are seeing record-high daily cases.

This Halloween, Mote Marine Aquarium guests can go on a scavenger hunt around the decorated facility. Other Halloween events are going virtual because of COVID 19.

Things may be a little more spooky at Legoland ahead of Halloween, but the park promises a social-distanced trick-or-treat experience on weekends leading up to the holiday.